St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-14
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearingS yesterday amounted
to $40, 1893; for the week, $780,
964.55.
George NJ. Morgan post gave a supper
and entertainment at North Star hall
last evening.
Sunday evening an entertainment
will he given at Germania hall for the
benefit of III. j. Schneckenberger.
Ami NJ. pulsifcr filed plat of Pulsi-
fer'S subdivision OF lots 6, z, s, and 10,
block l, Merriam IL ShaW's addition,
yesterday.
Bishop c. II. Fowler will deliver his
lecture on The Great Deeds of Great
Men," at Centenary NJ. E. church next
Monday evening.
The boys attending the dime museum
to-day will be presented with ball or
bat. Next week AL II. Fields operate
MINISTRIES will appear.
At the annual meeting of the Mechan-
les institute Prof. }. II. Barr was elected
president, j. Il. Clifford vice president,
and G. l.. Redfield secretary.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Robert Kullman and May In
ger; Louis Nordland and Jennie S0raaS;
Nils p. Svensen and Carolina Bengston;
Vincent VoSatka and SeSifa SvejkOvka
AltlclSo iiiCol poIdtiilS Vic Mllillcdll-
oils Wagon Works company were filed
yesterday by Henry r. Campbell, James
Plant, John Duncan, Edward +. Evers
and Il. Douglas LunSing. The capital
stock is placed at 81, 100000.
Secretary Iiillman has issued the fif-
teenth annual report of the Minnesota
State Horticultural society. The report
is the most comprehensive and valuable
that has ever been issued by the society,
and reflects great credit upon its editor,
the secretary.
A big deal was made in Fridley real
estate yesterday. |. G. Seeley, for a
manufacturing syndicate, bought eighty
acres in Fridley Park, with trackage,
the consideration being about $4,000.
Ii is understood there is big manufac-
turing enterprise behind the deal.
The engagement Of 1.-THE Devils Auc-
ton" company at the Grand opera house
will close this evening. There will also
be a matinee this afternoon. The Car
Teton Opera company will occupy the
Grand Ill next week in "Erminie,"
''Nanon" and Merry War;" Seats are
now Gu sale.
Water rates are coming in very slowly
for the past few days, and unless con-
SnmerS avail themselves OF the Opportll-
nifty of paying before the Goth inst, the
water supply will be cut off. Taxes are
termed delinquent after this date and
| the consumers will suffer in conSe-
| quence.
The police commissioners yesterday
decided to cooperate with the health de
partment and will instruct the police
officers to prevent the scattering of pa
pers or rubbish on their beats. Health
Officer kilvington will confer with the
commission in Incorporating in the po-
lice rules sundry provisions in relation
to this.
The building committee of the new
Knights of Labor building held lengthy
meeting at the rooms in the Union
block last evening, when it was decided
| 10 lay the corner stone the afternoon of
May 20. The order of exercises was not
settled upon, but will be at an early
date. Considerable routine business was
| also transacted.
Mary Grace, daughter of n. S. Pinker-
ton, died Thursday, aged "a years.
Funeral from the residence of her
brother, w. S. Pinkerton, corner West
ern and Lakeside avenues, tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Pinker-
toms mother died week before her
and was buried last Sunday.